There was a negative associatn between attachment avoidance and relatnship satisfactn, but not between attachment anxiety and relatnship Satisfactn, and a genr moratg effect was found. ABSTRACT Attachment theory has proven to be a solid amework for unrstandg uple bonds, but rearch foced on same-sex relatnships among gay men and lbian women om Lat Ameri remas limed. The purpose of this study was to exame the associatn between romantic attachment and relatnship satisfactn a sample of Chilean gay men and lbian women. A snowball samplg was ed. The fal sample nsisted of 259 dividuals volved a same-sex uple relatnship, rangg om 18 to 66 years of age (M = 27.2, SD = 6.8) for gay men and 18 to 57 years of age (M = 28.6, SD = 8.1) for lbian women. Our hypoth were partially supported, as there was a negative associatn between attachment avoidance and relatnship satisfactn, but not between attachment anxiety and relatnship satisfactn. We did not fd a genr moratg effect. The fdgs may ntribute to the unrstandg of lbian and gay people a same-sex upl relatnship om an attachment theory perspective.
Contents:
- ROMANTIC ATTACHMENT AND RELATNSHIP SATISFACTN GAY MEN AND LBIANS CHILE
- HIGHER RAT OF BODY DISSATISFACTN GAY MEN LEADG TO A RISE COSMETIC SURGERY : PLASTIC AND RENSTCTIVE SURGERY – GLOBAL OPEN
- THE INFLUENCE OF INTERNALIZED HOMOPHOBIA ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALY OF LIFE AND LIFE SATISFACTN AMONG GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN CHA
- AMERI IS CHANGG HOW VIEWS ACCEPTG GAY AND LBIAN PEOPLE, NEW POLL REVEALS
- SEXUAL DIRE AND FANTASI THE LGBT+ COMMUNY: FOC ON LBIAN WOMEN AND GAY MEN
- LIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTS
- VALIDATN OF THE ATTU SLE TO LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENR OLD AGE A COLOMBIAN SAMPLE
ROMANTIC ATTACHMENT AND RELATNSHIP SATISFACTN GAY MEN AND LBIANS CHILE
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HIGHER RAT OF BODY DISSATISFACTN GAY MEN LEADG TO A RISE COSMETIC SURGERY : PLASTIC AND RENSTCTIVE SURGERY – GLOBAL OPEN
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” Perhaps my rponse is not jt Amerin, but over-the-hill: when I was growg up, before the days of Gay-Straight Allianc and the like, the ia that a bunch of straight boys uld do a performance like this that was not explicly mockg gays was unthkable.
Contrast this to the Rsian social media sndal of the beard Atrian cross-drser Concha Wurst’s victory the 2014 Eurovisn ntt, shortly after the oter of Ukraian Print Viktor Yanovich and the Rsian anexatn of Crimea and not long after Rsia’s adoptn of the gay propaganda law. Addnally, mascule tras as well as homosexuals/bisexuals who intify themselv as tops and who behave and are perceived as mascule have been nsistently lked wh better mental health than feme tras as well as those who intify themselv as bottoms and who behave and are perceived as feme (Carlson & Ster, 1985; Gonzalez, Bocktg, Beckman, & Durán, 2012; Lng & Moore, 2003). Internalized Homophobia and Mental and Physil HealthBased on the mory strs mol, prev studi have revealed that stigma, discrimatn, and prejudice due to non-prototypil sexual orientatn create “mory strs” and a hostile social environment as well as ntribute to adverse health out (Jackson et al., 2019; Meyer, 2003).
E., negative feelgs about one’s own sexual orientatn rultg om the ternalizatn of antigay stigma and prejudice) is a key source of strs for sexual mori that n lead to greater risk for mental health disorrs and other negative out (Herek, 2004; Meyer, 2003). For example, rearch has suggted a signifint rrelatn between ternalized homophobia and mental health such as anxiety, prsn, and suicidal iatn (Newb & Mtanski, 2010; Vera-Villarroel, Valtierra, & Contreras, 2016; Xu, Zheng, Xu, & Zheng, 2017). In Cha, as well as some other cultur around the world, homosexualy n be viewed as immoral and unacceptable, and the image of gay and bisexual men may be negative due to their sexualy beg associated wh HIV and other STIs (Xu et al., 2017).
THE INFLUENCE OF INTERNALIZED HOMOPHOBIA ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALY OF LIFE AND LIFE SATISFACTN AMONG GAY AND BISEXUAL MEN CHA
The Attu Sle to Lbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgenr Old Age (EAFV-LGBT) evaluat attus towards LGBT olr adults. The ma goal of this rea * satisfaction gay *
Internalized Homophobia and Qualy of LifeQualy of life has been an creasg rearch foc studi on sexual mory populatns, and several studi have nfirmed that lbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) dividuals have a poorer qualy of life (Cochran & Mays, 2009; Horowz, Weis, & Lafl, 2001). Prev studi have monstrated that participants wh high ternalized homophobia were at creased risk for ternalizg mental health problems such as anxiety, prsn, and substance e–related morbidy and suici attempts pared to exclively heterosexual women and men (Cochran & Mays, 2000; Hatzenbuehler, Mclghl, & Nolenhoeksema, 2008; Newb & Mtanski, 2010).
AMERI IS CHANGG HOW VIEWS ACCEPTG GAY AND LBIAN PEOPLE, NEW POLL REVEALS
Rearch has also reported a relatnship between ternalized homophobia and substance e, eatg disorrs, high-risk sexual behavrs, and synmic productn (Hatzenbuehler, Nolenhoeksema, & Erickson, 2008; Kuyper & Vanwenbeeck, 2011; Xu et al., 2017).
SEXUAL DIRE AND FANTASI THE LGBT+ COMMUNY: FOC ON LBIAN WOMEN AND GAY MEN
Forst and his lleagu revealed that dividuals’ ternalized homophobia was not associated wh eher externally rated physil health problems or lifetime physil health diagnos, while was closely related to one’s self-appraised physil health. As a subjective asssment of the dividuals’ overall well-beg, evince monstrated that homosexuals were signifintly ls likely to report beg “fairly or very happy” than heterosexuals an Adult Psychiatric Morbidy Survey (Bachmann & Simon, 2014; Chakraborty, Babu, & Sarma, 2011).
Other nsirable rearch has provid evince of sexual mori as beg at greater risk of low levels of well-beg (Lazarevic et al., 2015; Luhtanen, 2003) is nsirable rearch suggtg that ternalized homophobia n affect the life satisfactn of LGB people a variety of ways.
G., close iendship, fay acceptance) uld effectively rce mory strs and improve life satisfactn and psychologil well-beg, gay and bisexual dividuals have few iends and lack support om peers (Domínguez-Fuent, Hombrados-Mendieta, & García-Leiva, 2012; Gillpie, Frerick, Harari, & Grov, 2015; Lazarevic et al., 2015). Th, the prent study was particularly ncerned wh the qualy of life of Che gay/bisexual men, cludg basic health stat and the fluence of certa mographic variabl on qualy of life as well as the fluenc of ternalized homophobia on Che gay and bisexual men’s qualy of life and life satisfactn. 48Internalized homophobiaInternalized homophobia was asssed wh the Revised Internalized Homophobia Sle (IHP-R) that asss gay/bisexual dividuals’ attus toward their sexual orientatn (Herek, Cogan, Gillis, & Glunt, 1998; Meyer, 1995).
LIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTSLIFE SATISFACTN AND GENR DISCRIMATN AMONG LBIAN AND GAY STUNTS
Regrsn analysis was ed to explore the fns of the hypothized mol explag the associatns among ternalized homophobia (as the pennt variable), qualy of life (as the mediator), and life satisfactn (as the pennt variable) as well as the sexual orientatn and sex role (as the morators).
31***To analyze the mediatn effects of the mental ponent summary on the relatnship between ternalized homophobia and life satisfactn, bootstrappg procre (5, 000 bootstrap rampl) was ed to tt the hypothized mediatg effects (Figure 1). Siarly, the study also intified that participants had lower satisfactn wh life pared wh fdgs dited that gay and bisexual men Cha were experiencg paratively poorer qualy of life and life satisfactn, which was siar to other studi that have emphasized the importance of providg mental health re to the gay populatn (Bachmann & Simon, 2014; Horowz, Weis, & Lafl, 2001; Williamson, 2000).
VALIDATN OF THE ATTU SLE TO LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENR OLD AGE A COLOMBIAN SAMPLE
Gay and bisexual dividuals wh genr nonnformy were perceived as vlatg genr norms and would experience more discrimatn and prejudice and be rejected by others, which n lead to poor mental health (Collier, Van Bsekom, Bos, & Sandfort, 2013; Lo et al., 2019; Meyer, 2003; Newb & Mtanski, 2010).
Those who were a heterosexual relatnship agast their will were a worse suatn, bee of feelgs of guilt or other plited prent study intified a negative associatn between ternalized homophobia and qualy of life, pecially the mental ponent summary. This fdg was siar to that of a prev study which people who had a high level of ternalized homophobia were more likely to have high levels of psychologil distrs pared to those who had lower levels of ternalized homophobia (Cochran & Mays, 2000; Cochran & Mays, 2009; Xu et al., 2017).